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by okdood64 3y ago
> be careful of fakes and relabeled junk How exactly?
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I use one 24/7, and it is definitely using Premium.
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I'd argue that the Bard YouTube search is worse off right now than just searching on YouTube itself. I assume it'll improve over time.
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by okdood64 3y ago
Works fine for me: https://i.imgur.com/JdxFDfX.jpg https://i.imgur.com/N7Dpb4U.jpg
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by okdood64 3y ago
How expensive is a "typical" GPT-4 query in Azure pricing? Edit: Oh I see: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/cognitive-...
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by okdood64 3y ago
Signal or Telegram?
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by okdood64 3y ago
You could've started paying almost a decade ago. I've had Premium for as long as it's existed, even when ads were "tolerable." (It was never tolerable enough for me to be able to keep a few bucks.) I think it's
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by okdood64 3y ago
and then you can cancel To me this has never been a valid reason (and there have been many) to not get Premium.
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by okdood64 3y ago
Serious question: How is this any better than using an iPhone, and using a legitimate E2E communication app?
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by okdood64 3y ago
Something I see lacking in many discussions about AI Safety and Alignment is: What does the role of China mean for AI Safety? Is there any reason to believe that they will a) adopt any standards SV, the US or some international government b
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It didn’t.
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I had the same thought.
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by okdood64 3y ago
> it's surprising how often coincidences and mistakes can appear malicious Seems just like the recent news where YouTube was intentionally throttling Firefox, which turned out to be a not accurate representation.
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Would be worth then changing the title to “The Best City For Techies for me” then. The way it is now implies you intended to be objective about it.
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Blame your government. And I don't mean that in a hostile way. People need to temper their expectations when using a product that is in the crosshairs of their government. Alphabet and Meta aren't startups and they have tangible
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by okdood64 3y ago
How many of those Seattle roles are for Amazon and Microsoft? What's missing here when selecting the "Best City" is what sort of variety is there in the market? Surely you don't want to feel as if you have to stay at a c
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by okdood64 3y ago
I’ve found it pretty useful to _assist_ in my engineering work.
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It’s the Bloomberg one if anyone’s looking for it.
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by okdood64 3y ago
> he was just lying Lying about what specifically?
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Yes, it's a double standard; but let's not pretend execs are the same as line workers with the same expectations of work environment.
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by okdood64 3y ago
We're in agreement; I think what I wrote got interpreted in the opposite way.
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Outrage porn. Nothing new.
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That's fine. > so my vendor can be profitable But this is a ridiculous notion.
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> If you read those memoirs/history of those Silicon Valley companies Can you give a few recommendations?
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> unceremonious firing What's a ceremonious firing look like? Serious question.
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> The board will be sacked. How does sacking a board work in practice?
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I'm on the "Just buy Premium" train, but your's is a poor example; one thing is illegal, the other is not.
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> The others on the board outside Ilya need to go. Does Ilya get a pass solely by his value to the company?
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> He'll make a lot more money if he doesn't He supposedly didn't care about the money. He didn't take equity.
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I don't work there, but yes. Almost every tech company hires Data Engineer types these days.

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